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FLASHCARD SET · AGES 2–5 YEARS

Playground flashcards.

Thirty-two cards from the school’s Playground: the words our bodies do there — balance, jump, swing — the things on the ground, from the ball to the tunnel, and the five manners that make play work together. Every card carries its picture word, the words to say together and one game — the whole playground, ready to print.

THE CARDS

Every card in the set.

Each card has its own page: the picture and short, practical notes for grown-ups — what it is for, how to use it, how to print it. Tap any card to open it.

A Playground flashcard with the word "Balance" and a boy in a green shirt balancing on a blue bench with his arms out.BalanceCard 1 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Catch" and a boy catching a red, yellow and blue beach ball.CatchCard 2 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Climb" and a boy climbing a yellow A-frame wall with red and blue holds.ClimbCard 3 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Dig" and a boy digging in a blue sandbox with a red spade.DigCard 4 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Hide" and a boy peeking out from behind a yellow and red play panel.HideCard 5 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Jump" and a boy jumping mid-air with both arms up.JumpCard 6 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Kick" and a boy kicking a red ball.KickCard 7 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Play" and a boy running with both arms spread wide.PlayCard 8 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Pull" and a boy pulling a little red wagon.PullCard 9 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Push" and two children pushing a blue and yellow roundabout.PushCard 10 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Run" and a boy running flat out.RunCard 11 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Sit" and a boy sitting on a brown bench.SitCard 12 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Slide" and a boy going down a yellow slide with a red and blue frame.SlideCard 13 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Swing" and a boy swinging on a red A-frame swing.SwingCard 14 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Walk" and a boy walking along happily.WalkCard 15 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Ball" and a multicoloured beach ball in red, yellow, green, blue and purple.BallCard 16 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Bench" and a slatted bench painted in red, yellow and green.BenchCard 17 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Climb" and a red, yellow and blue dome climbing frame.Climbing FrameCard 18 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Fence" and a picket fence painted in red, yellow and green.FenceCard 19 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Ladder" and a blue ladder with rainbow-coloured rungs.LadderCard 20 of 32A Playground flashcard with the words "Monkey Bars" and a yellow and blue monkey-bar frame.Monkey BarsCard 21 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Sandbox" and a red and blue sandbox filled with yellow sand.SandboxCard 22 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Seesaw" and a red, green and blue seesaw.SeesawCard 23 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Slide" and a red and yellow slide with a blue ladder.Playground SlideCard 24 of 32A Playground flashcard with the words "Spring Rider" and a yellow horse on a green spring.Spring RiderCard 25 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Swing" and a blue A-frame swing with a green seat.Playground SwingCard 26 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Tunnel" and a blue and yellow crawl tunnel.TunnelCard 27 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Help" and one child helping another up a blue step.HelpCard 28 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Share" and two children holding one beach ball together.ShareCard 29 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Stop" and a boy at the top of a red slide holding up his hand.StopCard 30 of 32A Playground flashcard with the words "Take Turns" and a girl on a swing while a boy waits beside her.Take TurnsCard 31 of 32A Playground flashcard with the word "Wait" and two boys waiting patiently by a yellow slide.WaitCard 32 of 32
HOW TO USE THESE CARDS

Four ways that work.

You do not need a plan or a printer schedule. Pick one idea, try it for two minutes and see what happens.

  1. 01

    Playground word hunt

    Take three cards to the real playground and hunt the words live — run on the path, the real slide, the real bench. Saying the word while the body does it sticks twice as deep.

  2. 02

    Do the word

    Pick a card and do it in the living room: jump, balance on a tape line, push a box. The picture word becomes the instruction — and your child becomes the game show host.

  3. 03

    Manners rehearsal

    Before the playground, play the five manners as a quick story: someone wants the swing — what do we do? Help, share, stop, take turns, wait — five cards, five answers, one calm trip out.

  4. 04

    Card treasure drop

    Hide four cards around the playground (or the flat), find them and DO each word on the spot. Finding plus doing is the whole set in one round of giggles.

PRINT & DOWNLOAD

Print the set, download a card.

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Every card page has its own download button with the full-size image. This set is printed straight from its class page.

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Families of cards that pair well.

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